Tomb Raider Legend (Xbox 360)

After not owning a Tomb Raider since the brilliant Tomb Raider 2 (TR2), and playing the awful Angel of Darkness I took the plunge on getting Tomb Raider: Legend (herein TR:L) on the 360 after briefly playing part of it on the PS2. What struck me was how easy the game was to pick up and follow the controls, almost like I was back with TR2 except with infinitely better graphics. The storyline is non-linear with a handful of levels being played as flashbacks, something which added a new dimension to the game in terms of character development for Lara. The levels were new and exciting and genuinely gave me a bit of a rush and times, and upon beating certain bosses, ...  Read the complete review

I brought tomb raider legend for the x box 360 in September, originally as a present for my husband. I have since become obsessed with this amazing game. This is the seventh tomb raider game in the series. The storyline follows both Lara's past in a playable and flashback form and present. The plot revolves around the legend of King Arthurs Excalibur, which seems to have almost identical legends in ancient history in other countries. This links with her memories of her past, and revelation of what happened to her friend who she believed died, and the disappearance of her mother and learning of what could clear her father's name. You visit in the ...  Read the complete review

Finally the fantastic game for pc has arrived on the 360 packed with hours of fun and pretty easy achievements to collect. The game continues from where tomb raider angel of darkeness left off, made by a different game studio the game has a different feel to those classic playstation and pc titles which i think is better. The game for 360 even on hard is relatively straight fowrard and the game is an easy 1000 gamerscore. The graphics have been updated and i think they look even better than the version on the pc. this is a game that you will not be dissapointed with if you buy it, downsides to the game are it can be a little to easy and a little to hard. Some puzzles ...  Read the complete review